Even the best doctors can face a malpractice allegation.

This coverage helps protect you and your personal assets, your practice and your patients. It compensates for damages, loss or injury suffered by the patient, as well as legal defense costs. Since 1946, D.C.s have recognized NCMIC as the malpractice leader. Today more D.C.s rely on NCMIC’s Malpractice Insurance Plan than all other chiropractic malpractice insurance companies combined.

Business and Personal Insurance to Protect You and Your Practice

NCMIC wants to make sure you have the insurance you need for your business and personal life. Whether you need business owners', workers’ compensation, EPLI, data breach/cyber liability, auto, homeowners or long term disability insurance, NCMIC can help you find the right coverage at the right price.

Grow your practice and save money with help from NCMIC Finance Corporation

Are you adding or upgrading practice equipment? Would you like to save money on credit card processing? Do you need working capital cash or a no annual fee business card that pays you back? NCMIC Finance Corporation can help you achieve your financial goals.

NCMIC EVENTS

At NCMIC, we believe that supporting the chiropractic profession is an important part of our heritage. No other insurance provider has provided more support for the profession than NCMIC.

In the past 5 years, NCMIC has attended more than 900 chiropractic events including college homecomings, seminars and state/national association conventions. We also offer business training and malpractice risk management seminars and resources to D.C.s as a complement to the education provided by the chiropractic colleges.

How do I request financing?

Equipment loans offered by NCMIC Finance Corporation are subject to credit approval. You should consult an attorney or financial advisor for specific legal or tax advice before entering into any financing arrangement. NCMIC and the equipment vendor you select are separate companies, are not agents of one another, and have no authority to bind one another to financial or other contractual obligations.